Introducing our newest member to the Starting-air compressor fleet: The 3LS series The 3LS series by Deno Compressors is the second generation of our air cooled 2 stage piston compressors delivering up to 76 m3/h at a max. required power of 11,7 kW. This 3 cylinder 2 stage compressor is based on a versatile, modular system that has low maintenance in a state-of-the-art assembly making it a tremendous competitor to its rivals. With over 100 years of experience we’ve integrated the high standards and expectations which are required by the market. The 3LS series contains 2 types of compressors; the 3L-42 & 3L-60, ranging from 27 m3/h with 5,4 kW up to 76 m3/h with 11,7 kW. The 3LS series is part of a development sequence which produced the popular 2L series and will be followed up by new air cooled 3LL, 4LS and 4LL series.

We are proud to introduce our newest & updated Deno brochure that includes the latest specifications and products. We have changed the lay-out to give it more of a 21st century look & feel in order tag along with its time. We are happy to invite you to have a look at our interactive brochure and see what could be interesting within your application.

Deno Compressors is delighted to announce that it has been selected to supply the compressed air systems for twelve minehunters equipped with unmanned systems (rMCM) for the Belgian and Dutch navies . The rMCM vessels will be built by Kership, a joint venture between Naval Group and Chantiers Piriou. We are grateful to our valued partners Naval Group, Piriou and Kership for selecting our compressed air systems. As a 103 years old Dutch family company, we are proud to contribute to the Belgian and Royal Netherlands Navies.

We are delighted to announce that we have successfully passed our yearly ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 audits. The audits were conducted by Bureau Veritas Inspection and Certification.

On June 22nd the annual summer lunch was held. The Deno team enjoyed a nice covid-19 proof lunch in the workshop. We wish you happy summer holidays.

Last week, we have finished our latest list of references. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you would like to receive an electronic copy of this list or if you have any questions.